Forty-two rooms above the water, a kitchen that keeps its own hours, and a staff that remembers how you take your coffee by the second morning.
Every room faces the harbour. Brass fittings, deep tubs, and windows that actually open.
A short, seasonal menu built around the morning catch. Breakfast until noon, always.
A quiet lower-level spa with a salt pool, open early and late for residents only.
"We didn't build a hotel to impress people. We built one to make them comfortable enough to stay a second night."
Founder's Note, 1998Lux Hotel opened in 1998 in a converted harbourmaster's warehouse, and we've resisted every reason to grow past forty-two rooms since. Smaller means the person at the front desk knows your name, and the kitchen can still cook to order.
The building keeps its original iron columns and arched loading doors, which is why every window and doorway on the property still carries that shape. It wasn't a design choice; it's just the building's memory.
We renovated once, in 2019, room by room, over eighteen months, without ever closing.
Salt pool, sauna, quiet hours
Breakfast, dinner, wine list
Fireplace, board games, silence
Free for guests, city maps included
Queen, or Twin on request
King, with a daybed by the window
Two Queens, or one King
Single, for the solo traveller
Soft eggs, harbour toast, stone fruit — served until noon
Grilled catch of the day, seasonal salads, chowder
A short tasting menu, changed weekly with the market
Coastal wine list, low-proof cocktails, oysters at dusk
Tell us your dates and we'll confirm availability by email within a few hours. No payment is taken until your stay is confirmed.
We read every note personally, and the small things — a slow tap, a noisy pipe, a perfect breakfast — shape what changes next season.
"The salt pool at 7am, alone, with coffee. That's the whole reason I rebook every year."
— Pier Suite, June 2026"Front desk remembered my name from a stay eight months earlier. Small hotel done right."
— Harbour Room, April 2026"Breakfast off-menu request handled without a blink. Quietly the best service I've had."
— Warehouse Loft, March 2026